SpiceJet Appoints Sanjay Kumar As Executive Director To Lead Next Phase Of Growth
Kumar will lead SpiceJet's strategic initiatives to expand, enhance operational excellence, and business transformation as the airline steps into the next phase of growth.

SpiceJet Ltd. appointed Sanjay Kumar as executive director to lead the next phase of growth and transformation. He has taken charge as executive director from Nov 3.
Kumar will report directly to Chairman and Managing Director, Ajay Singh, the airline said in a press release on Tuesday. "We are delighted to welcome Sanjay back to the SpiceJet family. His deep understanding of the aviation business and proven leadership will be invaluable as we chart a new course for SpiceJet," Singh said.
He will lead SpiceJet's strategic initiatives to expand, enhance operational excellence, and business transformation as the airline steps into the next phase of growth, according to the information in the press release.
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His appointment underscored SpiceJet's commitment to build a strong leadership team, which is capable to steer the airline through its next phase of transformation. The next phase is focused on fleet expansion, network growth, financial strengthening, and digital innovation, the press release said.
Kumar has over three decades of experience in the aviation sector. His expertise lies in network planning, revenue management, marketing, and commercial strategy.
He has worked in senior leadership positions in leading Indian airlines. He has played a key role in shaping the low-cost aviation landscape in the country, according to the press release.
Kumar as worked as chief commercial officer at IndiGo for 12 years, and three years as chief strategy and revenue officer, the press release said. He held positions including president and CEO at InterGlobe Technology Quotient and chief operating officer at AirAsia India, among others.
